OCHA / UKRAINE KYIV ATTACK

Kyiv endured another night of persistent drone and missile strikes — the second major attack in ten days — hitting the city’s 3 million residents. Over two dozen civilians were reported injured, including many hospitalized with blast and burn wounds. OCHA

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STORY: OCHA / UKRAINE KYIV ATTACK
TRT: 01:51
SOURCE: OCHA
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT OCHA ON SCREEN
LANGUAGES: UKRAINIAN / ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 04 JULY 2025, KYIV, UKRAINE

Shotlist

1. Various shots, destroyed residential buildings with rescue workers clearing rubble
2. Various shots, residential apartments with shattered windows
4. Wide shot, damaged hospital
5. SOUDNBITE (Ukrainian) Halyna, local resident:
“Halyno, quickly pack your bag and leave the apartment immediately. And so, I packed my bag and left.”
6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Nikitin Andrii, Monitoring Officer, R2P Ukraine:
“We provided legal assistance to the affected families after the attack.”
7. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Dmytro, Kyiv team, World Central Kitchen:
“We provide hot meals to the affected people and emergency workers.”
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Viktoriia Andriievska, Public Information Officer, OCHA Ukraine:
“Overnight, Ukraine’s capital Kyiv came under drone and missile strikes. This has become a regular occurrence over the last few months. Local authorities reported that over two dozen people were injured. More than a dozen were hospitalized with blast and fire-related injuries. Multiple residential buildings and a medical facility caught fire. Humanitarian organizations are already on the ground providing psychological and legal services, food and drinks and other vital support for the affected population. Once again, civilians are facing the devastating consequences of this war. They are not a target.”

Storyline

Kyiv endured another night of persistent drone and missile strikes — the second major attack in ten days — hitting the city’s 3 million residents.

Over two dozen civilians were reported injured, including many hospitalized with blast and burn wounds.

Fires broke out in homes and medical facilities. Humanitarian partners are on the ground, supporting first responders and providing urgent aid.

Civilians and civilian infrastructure are protected under international humanitarian law.

• Production Date: 5 July 2025
• Creator: OCHA
• Alternate Title: unifeed250705a
• Subject Topical: CONFLICT
• Geographic Subject: UKRAINE
• Corporate Name: OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS - OCHA
• MAMS Id: 3420487
• Parent Id: 3420487